23-25 Feb, 2027
Copenhagen, DENMARK

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10th Biomass Trade & Power Europe | 23–24 Feb 2027

The Next Chapter for Europe's Biomass Markets 

For a decade, Biomass Trade & Power Europe has brought together producers, traders, utilities, industrial energy users, technology providers and policymakers to exchange market intelligence and shape the industry’s future.
 

As Europe advances industrial decarbonisation, energy security and climate goals, biomass is entering a new phase. Wood pellets and woodchips remain central, while industrial applications, advanced biomass products and renewable-carbon pathways create new opportunities across the value chain.
 

Celebrating its 10th edition, the conference combines trusted market outlooks, regulatory insight and commercial perspectives with a forward look at higher-value applications and changing market needs.
 

Senior decision-makers will examine the policies, market fundamentals, supply dynamics and emerging applications shaping Europe’s biomass sector.
 

KEY HIGHLIGHTS 

  • Policy & Market Outlook: EU policy, regulation and market developments shaping biomass demand.
  • Pellets & Woodchips: Current supply, demand, pricing and trade dynamics across Europe.
  • Procurement & Supply Security: Strategies for resilient sourcing, logistics and long-term supply.
  • Advanced Biomass Applications: New products, industrial uses and higher-value market opportunities.
  • Investment & Commercial Growth: What will drive bankable projects and the sector’s next phase of development.

KEY TAKEAWAYS 

  • Market Direction: A clearer view of Europe’s biomass outlook and emerging demand centres.
  • Commercial Intelligence: Practical insight into supply, pricing, procurement and trade.
  • Growth Opportunities: Perspectives on advanced products, industrial applications and renewable-carbon pathways.
  • Risk & Readiness: A stronger understanding of the policy, sustainability and investment factors shaping decisions.
  • Cross-Sector Connections: New relationships across the biomass, renewable gas and carbon value chains.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND? 

  • Producers, Suppliers & Traders: Biomass producers, pellet and woodchip suppliers, traders and feedstock owners.
  • Energy & Industrial Users: Utilities, CHP operators, manufacturers and industrial energy buyers.
  • Technology & Infrastructure: Equipment providers, ports, logistics companies and supply-chain specialists.
  • Finance & Project Development: Project developers, investors, banks and financial institutions.
  • Policy & Market Development: Policymakers, regulators, associations and renewable gas or bioenergy stakeholders.

JOINT AFTERNOON | FROM BIOENERGY TO CARBON VALUE | 24 Feb 2027

Where Sustainable Feedstocks, Renewable Molecules and Carbon Markets Meet

The joint afternoon brings delegates from both conferences together to examine the rapidly developing links between sustainable biomass, renewable gas and biogenic carbon.
 

As carbon intensity, traceability and certification increasingly shape commercial value, the agenda will explore how sustainable feedstocks can support renewable-molecule production—and how biogenic CO2, BECCS, BioCCS and biochar can connect bioenergy projects with Europe’s emerging carbon-removal economy.
 

The sessions will connect producers, technology providers, industrial buyers, investors, policymakers and carbon-market participants to identify practical routes from feedstock and molecule to verified carbon value.
  

KEY DISCUSSIONS 

  • Feedstock & Carbon Value: How sustainability, traceability and carbon intensity influence market value.
  • Biogenic CO2: Routes to capture, utilisation, transport, storage and monetisation.
  • Carbon Removal Pathways: The roles of BECCS, BioCCS and biochar in durable removals.
  • Certification & MRV: What CRCF and robust measurement, reporting and verification mean for market development.
  • Demand & Offtake: How corporate buyers evaluate carbon-removal quality and structure long-term agreements.
  • Cross-Sector Partnerships: Where bioenergy, renewable gas and carbon-market players can build new business models together.

Renewable Gas Markets Europe 2027 | 24-25 Feb 2027

From Renewable Molecules to Commercial Value

Renewable gas is no longer valued solely for the energy it delivers. As Europe’s market matures, value increasingly depends on origin, carbon intensity, certification, trading pathways, buyers and the environmental attributes attached to each molecule.
 

Biomethane and Bio-LNG are gaining importance in industrial and maritime decarbonisation. Guarantees of Origin, mass balance and Book & Claim are connecting supply with corporate demand, while e-methane, green hydrogen and biogenic CO2 are opening new pathways to carbon utilisation and removal.
 

Renewable Gas Markets Europe 2027 explores how renewable molecules are becoming tradable decarbonisation solutions—and how producers, traders, infrastructure providers, buyers and carbon markets can unlock their commercial value.
 

KEY HIGHLIGHTS 

  • Europe’s Renewable Gas Outlook: Policy, supply-demand, investment and growth prospects towards 2030.
  • Feedstock & Carbon Intensity: How origin, lifecycle emissions, methane avoidance and sustainability credentials determine value.
  • Trading Molecules & Attributes: Physical biomethane, Guarantees of Origin, mass balance, Union Database and cross-border certification.
  • Demand from Industry & Maritime: Corporate procurement, industrial use and Bio-LNG’s role in shipping decarbonisation.
  • Beyond Biomethane: The commercial potential of e-methane, green hydrogen, biogenic CO2 and emerging renewable molecules.
  • Financing & Scale: Infrastructure, offtake, pricing, revenue stacking and the requirements for bankable projects.

KEY TAKEAWAYS 

  • Growth & Demand: Where Europe’s next renewable gas opportunities are emerging.
  • True Decarbonisation Value: How feedstock, GHG intensity and certification influence environmental and commercial value.
  • Trading & Monetisation: How molecules and environmental attributes are traded across European markets.
  • Buyer Requirements: What industrial, maritime and corporate buyers need from suppliers.
  • Bankability: How infrastructure, long-term offtake, capital and diversified revenues support scale.
  • Carbon Value: How Bio-LNG, Book & Claim, Scope 3 solutions, biogenic CO2 and carbon markets create additional value.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND? 

  • Producers & Developers: Biogas, biomethane, Bio-LNG, e-methane and green hydrogen producers, project developers and feedstock owners.
  • Traders & Market Players: Gas and commodity traders, utilities, retailers, certificate traders and environmental-attribute providers.
  • Buyers & End Users: Shipping, industrial gas users, manufacturers, heavy transport and corporate energy or sustainability teams.
  • Infrastructure & Technology: Gas networks, storage, LNG and bunkering, upgrading, liquefaction, methanation and CO2 infrastructure.
  • Carbon, Finance & Policy: Carbon-market participants, certification and MRV providers, investors, banks, policymakers and associations.

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It may be necessary for reasons beyond CMT's control to alter the form, content, timings, dates or venue of an event. CMT will not accept liability for any kind of disruptions or any claims whatsoever, and in such instances CMT's normal cancellation terms apply.